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George T. Duncan

Professor of Statistics Emeritus

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy

George T. Duncan is currently serving as a Heinz College Of Information Systems And Public Policy Professor of Statistics Emeritus at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Carnegie Mellon University

Professor of Statistics Emeritus

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statistics data science machine learning information security data privacy information management public policy management information privacy data management data security international relations information technology confidentiality data protection disclosure risk operations research applied statistics information science statistical methodology data utility information retrieval management science government information data risk data hiding conflict management privacy concerns r-u confidentiality map bibliometrics data access privacy issues statistical confidentiality disclosure limitation cell suppression information forensics conflict resolution professional development intensive care symptom management clinical investigation quantitative management psychological assessment bayesian analysis data dissemination statistical science incremental learning document clustering information leakage privacy protection government transparency privacy anonymity information technology management database security psychometrics international relation theory international politics filtering technique web accessibility collaborative filtering information filtering system information hiding early diagnosis diagnostic tests diagnostic criteria disease assessment disclosure-limited data dissemination incremental hierarchical clustering text documents pm elicitation beta prior distribution public policies government statistics private lives multicomponent ratings halo effect responsible data management social accountability information policy accounting analytics statistical disclosure limitation

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Disclosure Risk vs. Data Utility: The R-U Confidentiality Map. Research Showcase @ Carnegie Mellon University (Carnegie Mellon University) (2018)

George DuncanSallie A. Keller-McNultyS. Lynne Stokes

data utilityinformation managementdata securitydata riskinformation leakagedata protectiondisclosure riskdata scienceanalyticsinformation securitydata privacyprivacy protectioninformation forensicsr-u confidentiality mapdata managementstatistics

Disclosure Risk vs. Data Utility Through the R-U Confidentiality Map in Multivariate Settings. Research Showcase @ Carnegie Mellon University (Carnegie Mellon University) (2018)

George T. DuncanSallie A. Keller-McNultyS. Lynne Stokes

data utilitydisclosure riskmachine learningr-u confidentiality mapmultivariate settingsstatistics

Confidentiality and Statistical Disclosure Limitations. Elsevier eBooks (2015)

George T. Duncan

statistical disclosure limitationsconfidentialitystatistics

Managing Information Privacy and Information Access in the Public Sector. IGI Global eBooks (2014)

George T. Duncan

information managementpublic sectormanagementinformation privacyprivacy management

Automatic Detection of Omissions in Medication Lists. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (2011)

Sharique HasanGeorge T DuncanDaniel B NeillRema Padman

medicineautomatic detectionhealth informatics

Research Note —the Halo Effect in Multicomponent Ratings and Its Implications for Recommender Systems: The Case of Yahoo! Movies. Information Systems Research (2011)

Nachiketa SahooRamayya KrishnanGeorge DuncanJamie Callan

multicomponent ratingsinformation managementhalo effectcomputer sciencedata scienceinformation technologyoperations researchinformation technology managementfilminformation science

COMMENTARY: Future U.S. National Statistics Use of Administrative Data. Journal of Privacy and Confidentiality (2011)

George Duncan

administrative dataconfidentialitydata privacydata managementstatistics

Mediating the Tension Between Information Privacy and Information Access. IGI Global eBooks (2011)

George T. DuncanStephen F. Roehrig

information privacybehavioral sciencesinformation access

Reconciling Information Privacy and Information Access in a Globalized Technology Society. IGI Global eBooks (2011)

George T. DuncanStephen F. Roehrig

internet of thingsinformation privacybehavioral sciencesinformation access

Statistical Confidentiality. Springer eBooks (2011)

George T. DuncanMark ElliotJuan-José Salazar-González

statistical confidentialityresearch ethicssocial sciencesstatistics

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George T. Duncan

Professor of Statistics Emeritus

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy

George T. Duncan is currently serving as a Heinz College Of Information Systems And Public Policy Professor of Statistics Emeritus at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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George T. Duncan

Carnegie Mellon University

Professor of Statistics Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Disclosure Risk vs. Data Utility: The R-U Confidentiality Map. Research Showcase @ Carnegie Mellon University (Carnegie Mellon University) (2018)

George DuncanSallie A. Keller-McNultyS. Lynne Stokes

Disclosure Risk vs. Data Utility Through the R-U Confidentiality Map in Multivariate Settings. Research Showcase @ Carnegie Mellon University (Carnegie Mellon University) (2018)

George T. DuncanSallie A. Keller-McNultyS. Lynne Stokes

data utilitydisclosure riskmachine learningr-u confidentiality mapmultivariate settingsstatistics

Confidentiality and Statistical Disclosure Limitations. Elsevier eBooks (2015)

George T. Duncan

statistical disclosure limitationsconfidentialitystatistics

Managing Information Privacy and Information Access in the Public Sector. IGI Global eBooks (2014)

George T. Duncan

information managementpublic sectormanagementinformation privacyprivacy management

Automatic Detection of Omissions in Medication Lists. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (2011)

Sharique HasanGeorge T DuncanDaniel B NeillRema Padman

medicineautomatic detectionhealth informatics

Research Note —the Halo Effect in Multicomponent Ratings and Its Implications for Recommender Systems: The Case of Yahoo! Movies. Information Systems Research (2011)

Nachiketa SahooRamayya KrishnanGeorge DuncanJamie Callan

multicomponent ratingsinformation managementhalo effectcomputer sciencedata scienceinformation technologyoperations researchinformation technology managementfilminformation science

COMMENTARY: Future U.S. National Statistics Use of Administrative Data. Journal of Privacy and Confidentiality (2011)

George Duncan

administrative dataconfidentialitydata privacydata managementstatistics

Mediating the Tension Between Information Privacy and Information Access. IGI Global eBooks (2011)

George T. DuncanStephen F. Roehrig

information privacybehavioral sciencesinformation access

Reconciling Information Privacy and Information Access in a Globalized Technology Society. IGI Global eBooks (2011)

George T. DuncanStephen F. Roehrig

internet of thingsinformation privacybehavioral sciencesinformation access

Statistical Confidentiality. Springer eBooks (2011)

George T. DuncanMark ElliotJuan-José Salazar-González

statistical confidentialityresearch ethicssocial sciencesstatistics

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